@JDVance Trump had a falling out w/ his pal Epstein, over real estate. Trump was MAD: ratted Epstein to FBI. How did Trump KNOW? Because Trump was AT the parties. BEFORE Epstein: he was w/ Casablancas (Elite Models). @GOPoversight @OversightDems @nytimes

Trump apprenticed under Casablancas: creator of Naomi Campbell. Attended shows for 10 years. Judged Elite’s “Look of the Year”in 1991/1992. Brought his NEW pedophile pal, Epstein. Met his future bride, @MELANIATRUMP who was shipped to U.S. by Casablancas’s pal, Paolo Zampolli.

Trump, as you know is LOYAL. Unless you CROSS him. As Epstein did (real estate). Trump rewarded Casablancas: gave him job in Trump Org in Brazil when Casablancas fled U.S. rape charges 2002. Trump rewarded Zampolli, too: gave him job in Trump Org, and then an Ambassadorship.

The most powerful medicine for inflammation on Earth:

Astaxanthin.

Studies have found it's 6000X stronger than Vitamin C and it reduces the inflammation that causes plaque build up and heart disease.

Here are all its health benefits & how to use it properly: 🧵

1. The strongest antioxidant ever studied.

Astaxanthin is a fat-soluble carotenoid found in marine algae.

It is 6000X stronger than Vitamin C, 800X stronger than CoQ10 and 550X stronger than Vitamin E.

NOTHING in nature comes close to its antioxidant power.

2. It reverses skin aging from the inside.

Excess UV rays and stress damage your skin daily.

Astaxanthin:

• Reduces wrinkles
• Improves skin elasticity
• Boosts collagen production

Studies show visible improvements in just 6 weeks.

BREAKING: If you're not using Claude at your job, you're already behind.

Copy these 7 prompts:

1. Multi-File Project Auditor

Paste to Claude: "Load my entire project folder: [upload files]. Analyze: architectural decisions that should change, technical debt to tackle first, security vulnerabilities, performance bottlenecks, and outdated dependencies. Give me a prioritized action plan."

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Harvard scientists just cracked the code to hair regeneration.

By 35, 60% of men & 40% of women experience hair thinning.

Here are 5 proven ways to train your scalp for thicker hair:

1. Myth: “You lose hair because follicles die.”

Harvard’s 2021 study proved otherwise.

They found that balding scalps still have hair follicle stem cells.

They don’t disappear.
They go inactive.

Hair grows when stimulated, nourished, and oxygenated.

If you want to grow dark, thick hair, try this:

Give it the nutrition & hormones to grow again.
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First niche? Use TubeLab

First video idea? Use VIDIQ

First script? Use Subscribr

First voiceover? Use GenAIPro

First thumbnail? Use Pikzels

Here’s how you use them to make $10,000/mo:

One of my students runs a successful heavy vehicles channel

His original goal with YouTube was to make money online to quit his busy 9-5 job

Recently, his channel pulled in $7,000 in just 28 days

Here’s a YouTube setup you can use to earn too:

First, you need a niche for your channel

You want to avoid low-paying niches

That will make becoming profitable impossible

TubeLab can filter for those making $10,000/mo

Here’s how you do it:

I max dosed psyllium husk but did not expect this.

For the past 28 days, I've maxed out on psyllium husk, taking two tablespoons 3x a day, and it's quietly changed my life.

Here's what it did to my body:

What is psyllium husk?

Psyllium husk is a soluble fiber.

It absorbs water and forms a gel in your gut.

That gel slows digestion, feeds your gut bacteria, and controls how your body handles glucose and cholesterol.

Most people think it's just for constipation. Big mistake.

Here's what the research shows on psyllium husk:

1. 2023 meta-analysis: reduced total cholesterol, blood pressure, and fasting blood sugar
2. 2024 Gastroenterology study: improved gut bacteria, less inflammation, better bowel function
3. Reduced hunger and increased fullness between meals
4. The Lancet: people with the highest fiber intake had 15–30% lower all-cause mortality

Colorectal cancer is now the #1 cancer killer under 50. This makes fiber a necessity.

Today, South India is forced to sign a blank cheque #Delimitation
The Special Session on the 131st Amendment Bill is a watershed moment for India. The Govt says a “flat 50% increase” will protect the South—but there’s a serious trust deficit. Here’s why this approach is flawed /1

The legal problem: why not clearly state “all states get +50% seats”? Because it likely won’t stand. Fixing a % risks violating equality under law—making one citizen’s vote effectively heavier than another’s /2

This creates a “democratic paradox”

To be "fair" to the South’s success in population control, the law must technically be "unfair" to the North’s raw numbers. Result? The Govt keeps the Bill vague and shifts the real math to a Commission that can’t be challenged in court /3

If you are having trouble making sense of the deep strategic mess in which Britain finds itself, do read John Bew's brilliant new @spectator essay. Come for the Joyce reference, stay for the geopolitical masterclass.

"If the UK is simultaneously more distant from the US and failing adequately to fund defence commitments in our own near neighbourhood, then two of the principal pillars of our enduring national security strategy are in danger."--John Bew

"The hard realities of secure energy, reindustrialisation, access to rare earths, investment in technology and a truly agile and modern army, navy and air force require our attention."--John Bew (As @KemiBadenoch argued at the @LondonDefConf on Saturday.)

After 3 years of testing every AI tool, I can say Claude is the only one I actually pay for.

So here are 10 prompts that make it 10x more powerful than most people realize:

1/ The "Ghost Editor" prompt

Paste your draft and say:

"Rewrite this in my voice. Keep every idea. Cut every word that doesn't earn its place. Make it punchy."

Claude doesn't just edit. It preserves your thinking while making it 3x sharper.

2/ The "Devil's Advocate" prompt

After writing anything important, I run:

"Steelman the strongest argument against everything I just wrote."

In 60 seconds, Claude finds every weak point before your audience does.

After testing every AI writing tool for 6 months, I found the one workflow that actually produces content worth reading.

It's not a tool. It's 5 Claude prompts run in a specific order that turns a rough idea into a finished piece in 40 minutes.

Here's the system:

Every AI writing tool has the same problem.

They start at the wrong end.

You give them a topic. They give you a draft. The draft is clean, organized, and completely hollow because the tool skipped the only part that makes writing worth reading.

The thinking.

Good writing isn't organized information. It's a writer working something out in public finding the angle nobody took, the tension nobody named, the insight that was obvious in hindsight and invisible before.

No tool finds that for you. But a system can force you to find it yourself before a single word of the actual piece gets written.

That's what these 5 prompts do. They run in order. Each one builds on the last. By the time you reach Prompt 5, you're not writing from a blank page you're writing from a position.

40 minutes. One rough idea in. One finished piece out.

Here's the system.

PROMPT 1 - The Angle Excavator

Most people start writing with a topic. The best writers start with a tension.

Run this first before you write a single sentence.

"I have a rough idea for a piece of writing. Your job is not to outline it. Your job is to find what's actually interesting about it.

Read the idea below and give me:

The obvious angle what everyone who covers this topic already says.
The contrarian angle what someone who has thought about this longer than anyone would say instead.
The personal angle the version of this idea that only someone with a specific lived experience could write authentically.
The tension the unresolved contradiction inside this topic that makes it genuinely worth writing about right now.

Do not write the piece. Give me the four angles and tell me which one has the most to say that hasn't already been said.

Here is my rough idea: [paste idea]"

Pick the angle that makes you slightly uncomfortable. That's the one.

I’ve been trying to get this 7-day Japan trip organized, but I was stuck on the logistics and I just have so much to do to plan an itinerary.

So I used Zooclaw to help me map it out and it really handled the heavy lifting!

Asked for a 7-day guide with food spots, costs, and a map. Usually, AI just gives you a long list of text you have to copy-paste, but this gave me an actual interactive map and a formatted PDF I can just keep on my phone. Pretty cool huh? Look at this:

One thing I liked is that it can also keep track of the trip after the itinerary is done. You can set up a weather monitor for your destination, and it’ll send email reminders before you leave with the forecast, what to pack, and even a heads-up if certain spots might need reservations.

1/ Russian warbloggers are baffled and aghast at reports that the Russian Ministry of Defence will ban the issue of drones to combat units, and will keep them for its new Unmanned Systems Forces instead. If carried out, the consequences are likely to be drastic. ⬇️

2/ The Russian MOD established its Unmanned Systems Forces (BPS) in November 2025. To the concern of many commentators, it appointed Lieutenant Colonel Yuri Vaganov to command the new force, despite his lack of formal military education or prior service experience.

3/ Vaganov has earned the unofficial callsign 'Toilet' for his previous career as a seller of plumbing fixtures. He became a monopoly supplier of FPV drones to the army after the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.